http://www.bit-101.com/blog/?p=857
not sure you can completely get away with code on timeline, unless its an
as3 document class.
On 2/1/07, Helmut Granda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I created a simple class for an object that would be attached to the Stage
with a simple:
attachMovie("blah", "bla");
it all works great, but I wanted to move the code completely away from the
timeline and move it into
a new class that will initiate the whole process.
So my first thought was attach the Movie within the original class, but of
course now my events wont have effect into the new created object.
So what would be the best approach?
In the perfect world I would have a class that will then use the class
that
I created to create new items without having to do any coding in the
timeline
One more thing, I tried registerClass after creating the objects within
the
original class, it works but for some odd reason it adds 2 items on the
stage
rather than only 1 as requested.
TIA
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